Nsefu Camp

There are six original brick and thatch en-suite rondavels which have been updated and extended to offer spacious ensuite bathrooms, understated luxury and subtly furnishings as a nod to the history of the camp while offering modern comfort and elegance. Each room has a great view of the river, either from your bed or private verandah. Air conditioning and mosquito nets are included to ensure maximum comfort during the warmer months.

Facilities

The 'understated elegance' that many camps strive for is genuinely achieved at Nsefu. It is intimate with just six rooms, meaning the camp manager will know you by name.  

You can enjoy both day and night game drives in open top Toyota Landcruisers, offering a 360 degree vision and window seat for all guests. Most game drives will be four guests per vehicle, but if you are a family or group, they can fit six to a vehicle.

Visiting South Luangwa is synonymous with walking safaris and the RPS (Robin Pope Safaris) guides definitely deliver. The guides are knowledgeable, often completing guide training throughout Southern or Eastern Africa. The walks are escorted by a National Scout guard, contributing directly to the economy of the local area.

Seasonal boating is another phenomenal way to view the area and its wildlife. Of course, boating requires enough rain to fill the rivers, so is typically available from end of December until April.

Dining

Lunch and breakfast are normally served in the thatched dining room while dinner is mainly under the stars by candlelight on the front lawn area overlooking the river. The dining area overlooks the river and the water crossing animals such as antelope, zebra, buffalo and elephants.

The bar area sits firmly between a large extinct termite mound and the lagoon, offering perfect views of wildlife of all shapes and sizes coming down to drink. the waterhole which is very productive and sometimes offers sightings of leopard especially at night.